When Technology Buried Science in a Shallow Grave. “The Fourth Industrial Revolution”
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COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND THE ACADEMIA: CURRENT PROBLEMS OF DISTANCE LEARNING
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Philosophical Studies of Virtual Culture: How is a Philosophical Virtual Laboratory Being Made?
by Silviya Mineva (The University of Sofia) The title “Philosophical Studies of Virtual Culture: How is a Philosophical Virtual Laboratory Being Made?”... Read More
Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?
More comfortable online than out partying, post-Millennials are safer, physically, than adolescents have ever been. But they’re on the brink of a... Read More
Ecological Manifesto
We live in time when most of humanity has accumulated enough intellectual capital in order to realize that greed and boundaries between... Read More
Philosophy can teach children what Google can’t
t the controls of driverless cars, on the end of the telephone when you call your bank or favourite retailer: we all know the robots are coming, and in many cases are already here. Back in 2013, economists at Oxford University’s Martin School estimated that in the next 20 years, more than half of all jobs would be substituted by intelligent technology.
Review: Ecology of Virtual Realities
he book’s introductory chapter justifies its overall theoretical, ecological framework, its scientific and cultural assumptions, and the range of the philosophical, interdisciplinary, and particular issues arising in the context of the ecology of virtual realities. The second chapter outlines a complementary perspective on virtual reality, disclosed by the philosophy of information, the proper categorical structures and relations to which the complex dynamics of virtual reality boils down. Chapter 3 extensively deals with the architecture and the design of virtual reality, the augmented reality, cyberspace, and the prospects for its future. Chapter 4 examines the auto/regulation of the virtual public sphere, considered as a digital ecosystem. The fifth and final chapter introduces us into the machinery underlying the phantasmagorical logic of virtual financial markets.